Sports and leisure activities Le François

For the past twenty years, Les Ballades du Delphis has been introducing visitors to the most beautiful natural sites on the Atlantic coast aboard large catamarans (Punch 1500) specially adapted for day trips. On the program: sailing through the islets of François and Robert. Sightseeing on îlet Loup-Garou, discovery of îlet Chancel, swimming in the Trapèze bathtub and the not-to-be-missed "Joséphine bathtub". Several swimming stops to see the small fish. Creole meal on board.

At the end of a long dirt road, you'll disembark at Magalie and Hervé's base, where they'll show you the different routes you can take to discover the magnificent white seabed at your own pace. Let yourself be carried along by the swell, and you'll discover the coral reef, the fauna (starfish...) and flora, Thierry islet, Oscar islet, not forgetting Joséphine's bathtub, where we'll join you for an aperitif of juice, punch and acras!

How would you enjoy gliding in the biggest lagoon of Martinique? This is what Fun Caraïbes, a school approved by the FFVL, offers. Whether you are a beginner or an experienced kiteboarder, several options are available to you: training courses, rental, or purchase of kiteboards. The courses take place every day except Monday and Sunday. The qualified instructors supervise a maximum of three trainees per course which is a guarantee of success, you can also book a private lesson. Given this low capacity, remember to book!

Mathieu will take you aboard his day-boat from Le François marina for a trip to the magnificent white seabed and the famous "Josephine's bathtub". Explore the islets of Le François and Robert in a friendly, intimate atmosphere (max 9 pers). Discover the islets of Chancel and Thierry, veritable little paradises brimming with treasures, including endemic iguanas. The tour is punctuated by delicacies to savor and an on-board barbecue for lunch. Explanations of the flora and fauna, with a focus on eco-responsibility.

CFTS (Centre de Formation aux Techniques de Survie) is a continuing education center located in Le François. They offer survival courses, including an orientation and topography course. The aim of this course is to pass on the knowledge needed to get around in a natural environment. It runs from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. and is open to all. Participants will learn to understand and use a map, to use a compass, to evaluate distances, to use a GPS, and to use their knowledge in an orienteering race. No prerequisites are necessary, but good physical condition is recommended. Equipment required includes water, a flat compass, a change of clothes, food and a note-taker.